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warm friends in Memphis, where he
was born and reared, who are always
happy TO meet him. He leaves this
morning for Little Rock.
LITTLE Rock was represented in
this @ ty during the Booth engage
ment by the following gentlemen:
Messrs. Charles Owens, Thomss LAT.
fsrty, James B. Miller, ALI. Riley.
MRS. G. W. FALL and Miss Fall, OF
Nashville, arrived in the city last
night en- route TO New Orleans to wit
ness the carnival festivities. They
will be accompanied by Mrs. and Miss
Nicely.
T. E. JOHNSON, OF the firm Of John
son 4 GUNNER, was married last night
to Miss Annie Hooker, OF Forrest City,
Ark. The bride is niece OF Con-
gresham Charles Z. Hooker, OF Mis-
sissippi.
The funeral OF Mr.. Hamilton, which
took place yesterday, was we'll at
tended, notwithstanding tho exceed
ingly Indictment weather. Mr.. Hsmil-
ton was much beloved by those who
knew h IN. This was the case in an
especial sense with the employees OF
the Southern Express Company,
whose agent he had been here for
many years. BY the officers OF that
company he was held In esteem for
fidelity to his trusts and unusually In.
telligent management Of its business
at Richmond, Va, as well as in this
city. He served during the war in
the Confederate armv, and here in
1878, during the fearful epidemic OF
that year, rendered invaluable and
we'll remembered services. Mr.. Ham
iltr n was a just man, of most amiable
disposition, but as firm as O rock and
ss immovable for what he believed to
be right. He bad been close student
in many departments Of literature,
scientific particularly, was we'll in
formed, and was, therefore, a delight
full com panlon. Hs will be much
missed In the circle where he had en-
deared himself for nature that
thought as well as acted kindly.
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ADDITIONAL RIV ERS.

NKw ORLEANS, La, February A.
Nigbt-Arrived: Mary Houston, Gin
cinnati.
LoUBvTLLR, February l4.-Night-
River 20 feet 2 inches 10 the canal and
Is feet on the falls and stationary.
Weather cloudy and cold, with rain.
Departed: Coal City and tow, New Or
leans.
Cairo, February l4.-Night-River
40 feet inches on the gauge and rising,
Weather-rainiOg aud cold. Arrived |:
Jay Gould and barges, st. Louis, pm.
Departed City Of Cairo, st. Louis, 2
pm,
ST. LOUIS, Mo, February 14.-Night
River stands IL 7-l0 feet on the
gauge and rising. Weather warm and
f)gRy. Arrived Future City and
bsrg 5, New Orleans. Departed: Fut-
ure Guy and bsrSss, New Orleans.
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ON CHANGE.

New ORLEANS spot cotton advanced
1.l6c along the line yesterday.
MEMPHIS cotton Iecsipts yesterday,
4424 bales. Shipments, ia Gales, and
sales, 1850 bales.
Ar Liverpool wheat Is quiet, but
steady and unchanged; corn steady,
but demand poor.
CHICAGO cash pork Ia of lc, lard
and clear ribs unchanged, cash corn
and oats of Bc, wheat ur changed.
AT St. Louis cash corn is of &c,
wheat off tc, and oats off &C.; cssh
pork of &c, lard of SC, and clear ribs
of l0c.
Chicago grain receipts yesterday :
Wheat, 8 cars; corn, 81 cars. Esti-
mated receipts for today: Wheat, 70
cars; corn, 266 cars.
STocKs of grain in New York Feb
ruary 18th: Wheat, s 562, $50 bushels;
corn, 1928, 744 bushels; Gate, 1898, 775
bushels; barley, 209,57l bushels; rye,
1902 bushels, malt, 99,293 bushels.
GRAIN receipts and shipments at
Baltimore yesterday: Receipts-four,
10 632 barrels; wheat, 1880 bushels I;
earn, 33, 900 bushels; oats, 1000 bush
els. Shipments-fo1r, l4,479 barrels.
LATE advices from Melbourne state
unreasonable weather has retarded
harvesting operations, consequently
little new wheat has been marketed,
Exportable surplus estimated at
5,000,0 900 bushels.
VISITORS on Change Yesterday: IL.
d. Olin, Philadelphia; j. q. Wooden,
Leighton, Ala; w. II. Parker, Pine
Bluff, Ark. l.. A. Drake, Louisville ;
r s. Stanley, Brownsville, Tenn.
Sam Woolntr, Peoria, Ill.
Ar the Merchants Exchange thit
forenoon the Memphis Bridge Com.
mittee, who went to Washington, will
present their report. The committee
is composed OF d. P. Hajdeu, chair.
man. M. w. Schoolisld, D. I. Porter
and w. J. Chase.
THE German Bank has issued $780,,
600 of stcck-that is, $4,000 OF old
stock and $3.50, 900 of new-and which
was sold to subscribers at no. On the
street the stock is quoted at 12t
bid and 1870 asked. There are 15Z
stockholders, and the average amount
OF stock held is only $4,000.
The visible supply Of grain in Chi
caVo on February 18th, as computed
by the Secretary OF the Chicago Board
OF Trade, was as follows: Wheat 81,
800 900 bushels, decrease, 100000
bushels; corr, 10, 49,, 900 bushels, in
CT, ase, 1874, 900 bushels; oats, 496, 00(
bushes, increase, 10000 bushels; rye
44l 900 bushels, increase, 1000 bush
ella; barley, 2,l2l 900 bushels, decrease
70 900 bushels.
FLOUR receipts at New York yester
day, q, 04l barrels and sacks; ex por 8
1903 barrels and 800 sacks. Wheat
receipts, 80, 400 bushels; exports, 90,
255 bushels; sales, 7,664,000 bushel
fu ures and 2S8.0O0 bushels ep OTIS
CorG-rec aipts, 40, 400 bushels; ex
ports, Al, 542 bushels; sales, l,320,0 0I
bushels futures aud 10000 bushel
spots. 0ats--receipts, 80, 100 bushels
exports, 227 bushels
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CITY NEWS.

The paid up capital Of the German
Bank has increased TO 100000.
The heavy rains OF Sunday night
and yesterday cause many to fear a
flood.
The Ohickasaw Guards give q re-
ception next Thursday night at their
clubrooms.
Tho following we're licensed 70
marry yesterday: Simon Collier and
Mis- Lucy Brown.
The Pastors' Aid Society Of the
First Methodist Church meets at 2
o'clock this afternoon. tI
= "A beautiful white evan has been
contributed to the Court square foun.
tain by DR.. Donovan, OF Osceola, Ark.
The mask ball OF the Maenner-
Choir has been postponed to Thursday
night next on account Of the inclement
weather.
The wreck OF six freight cars on
the Little Rock road, thirty-three
miles west of this city, delayed the in.
coming passenger train four hours
yesterday.
Everyone who attended the
lecture by the Rev. g. II. Meade on
Sunday was highly pleased and enter
tanned. He will deliver lecture TO-.
night at the Central Baptist Church,
and oil who have not heard him
should avail themselves OF this oppor-
tunily.
An attachme It was sworn out in
the Circuit Court yesterday morning by
Theo. Read pg ,inst &. B. MtLemore,
alleging that sid McLemore Is in
debted to him in the sum OF $1,000, aud
is about to remove himself or his crop
erty out OF the State, or about fraudu-
lently disposing Of the same.
The Circuit Court was petitioned
for divorce by two unhappy married
couples yesterday. James English asks
for legal freedom from his wife, Sinai
English, on the ground OF wllliul and
malicious desertion. Charles Balots
also requests the court for severance
from Sarah Ballots, alleging neglect OF
wlfely duties and fiual dessrtion.
In Ieciting a case OF persistent
and illegal tax collecting the APPEAL
OF Sunday erroneously printed the
name OF o. Weatherlord. II shou d
have been G. X. Weatherford. TIE
former gentleman Is a county ofiicial,
collects State aud county taxes, but
has nothing to do with poll taxes. In
his official capacity Mr.. O. Weather
ford performs his dulles strictly, but
fairly and impartially, and has never
come In conf ct with the Chancery or
any other court. The mistake 10 re-
GREETED very much and cheeriullY cor.
rected.
Sheriff Miller, OF Marshall county,
Miss, was in the city yesterday and
complsined a. the notoriety he had
gained in the empty sensation at the
fernando road curve few days ago
1t seems Sheriff Miller was not In the
city at the time and knew nothing Of
the affair until he saw 1t in print The
only solution to the whole affair il
that II was some over enthusiastic in
dividual, pinirg to figure as a detect
i've, and who was made the victim Of
cruel practical joke. And thus an
other promising sensation fades.
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RAILROAD THE TABLE.

Che~apeake ana Ohio Route-Trains
move A. folleut: Past line leaves At $3.50
an; 81 Louis fast line leaves at 3; 30 .. IN.
Past line arrives at $50 Pm; 81. Louis fast
me- Ms,..sTi lvs and fcnnessse.-TrAins
move AZ follows: New Orleans mail arrives
daily at $500 I'm. leaves daily At 500 ., m.
Sardis accom- m odation arrives daily. At $3.50
Am. leaves daily at 3:t5 D. m. Local freight
arrives daily, exoeut Sunday, at $3.50 .. m. I;
leaves daily. except Sunday. at 6;b am.
Mail trains do not stop at Dag stations, nor
Whitehaven, Horn Lake, Nesbit and Loves.
Mississtbbt Valley Route H., N. d..
and r.. Ny l-Trains on this road run as
follows: New Dries ms last mail, daily, leaves
at4 ;3Op.m.; Vicksburg express, daily leaves
at 9:l5 am. New Orleans fast mail, daily,
arrives at e:l0 Am; Vicksburg express,
o Le.isViiie S.d Nashville. Train,
meve as follows; Fast mail arrives daily at
5:l5 am. leaves at 1910 pm. Mail leaves
daily at l0:l0 a.m.; arrives at $500 M
Brownsyillo accommodation leaves daily
except Sunday At PEG ?; IN. arrives daily "a
Gutr1BOute-,k assas cay, Spring.
n eid a'hd Memphisl-Trainsl leave NJ. and
T. depot Us follows: No.f, Kansas City ex-
pres, leaves at lO:i5 am No. 3 Kansas
Kansas City mail, leaves at 6 100 p.m.; No, l,
Ksnsas City mail, arrives at 8:45am. No.
2, st. Louis and Chicaso express, leaves at
600 PEN No. /, 81. Louis and ChicAgo ex-
press, arrives at s;i5a.m. In effect Sunday
Memphis and CharIeston Trains
move as follows; Through express leaves
daily at 10 go pm. Mail and express leaves
daily at $3.50 am. Someryllle accOmmoda.
tiOn leaves daily, except Sunday, at t;ig
pm. Through express arrives daily At 6iig
m. Mail and express arrives daily At l0ilo
pm. Somsrville accommodation arrives
daily, excspt Sunday, at 80 Am.
memphi. and LtttIe kOeks-TrAins
move as follows (ooutral standard time) ;
No. leaves Memphis daily at4 ;3 pm. No.
leaves Memphis da ly at $40 am.; No;
(freiRbt) leaves Hol efeld at 1920 a M; No;
2 arrives at Mem his at $40 pm; No.
arrives At Memphis at 9:l6 an; No.
(freil ht) arrives At HOpeheld at 20 .m.
memphis, HirmIDEbam ana ATTAIN
tic-Holly SprinRs Routo-Trains move az
follows; No (pafsenger) leaves Memphis
daily at 3:45 Pun; Nc. froighn leaves
Memphis at 8 80 amt No. 2 tpasseseer) ar
rives at Memphis at 1910 am; No. q
freight arrives at Memph at SO Pm.
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PERSONAL.

BRN. X. PULLRN has returned
from business lrip North and East
PRESIDENT MADDEN returned home
from Washington Sunday. He de-.
clined to be interviewed.
Mrs. JULIA Courts and SOD, Rich
ard, OF Clarksville, are visi ing rela.
tives in this city. They will remain
several weeks.
MISS KATIE WRIGHT returned last
night from a prolonged visit TO her
sister, Mrs Judge FJlkes, At the
Maxwell House, Nashville.
MAJ. WILL P. Huron, represent
fng r. G. Dun & Co.'s Mtrcantlle
Agency, with headquarters at Little
Rock, AK. arriv d inAthe city Sstur-
day. The Major has a large circle. sof
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DOWN GO SUIT PRICES

The MISFIT CLOTHING PAR
LORS never carry stocks from one
season to another. To keep con-
tracts we have had to buy largely Of
Suits. 1t hasn't been particularly
brisk season for we retail clothiers,
and as we want to get rid OF all our
Suits before the first Of spring, prices
have to drop. This makes bonanza
for buyers, and as tits cheaper to buy
fine custom made clothing at prices
much less than ordinary factory
work retails for, we expect to be ex-
ceedingly busy.
If you want to make money by
saving it; if you want clothing, and
want it good as well as cheap, your
place is at the
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.


For Alabama: Local rains; slightly
Varmer, fOlIOa0ed by dsi0hiJallin temper.
AZURE; southerly wind', becoming variable.
For Mississippi, Louisiand and Arkln-
sds. Local rains, JolloV;d by fair wedtherJ
lOver temperatIrej variable ,Oinds, gtner-
ally nOrtherly.
For Teras: Generally fair weather; ia.
riablc wind', generally northsrly; lO,per
temperature
For Tennessee: Rain, followed BY fair
Weather; lOvsr temperature; north~ly
Winds.
The Arkansas and Mississippi will rise
and The other rivers will remain nearly STA
tiondry.
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MarveIs in Overcoats /!

We are overstocked with Over
coats. We must reduce the over
stock by reducing the prices. This
is the only successful way. Then it
is slash and cut with prices. Our
difficulty is your opportunity. If
you want good Overcoats for very
little money take advantage of the
slaughter in prices at the MISFIT
CLOTHING PARLORS.
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History OF Memphis.

Mr.. w. Ii. Msgill is the only au-
thorizsd agent to procure subscriptions
for The History of Memphis, now in
course of preparation by Mr.. J. M.
Heating, of the APPEAL. Other per-
sons soliciting for this work are prac-
ticing fraud upon the people Of
Memphis, who are hereby warned
against them. D. MASON 4 co.
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rs onogram Bangles, milford.
Dyeing and Cleaning.

Ladies' and gents clothes cleaned
or dyed in any color, also kid gloves,
ostrich feathers and lace curtains by
Louis Reieel, So Jefferson street, Mem.
phis, Tenn. Gnoda received nv axurass.
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Want

You to send your collars and cuffs to
the Memphis Steam Laundry, No. 224
Second street Finished equal to new.
Calls and deliveries free.
WHAT shall do with all the days and
hours
That must be counted ere see thy
FACET
How shall charm the interval that
lowers
Between this time and that sweet
time of gracep
Just keep quiet and chew Ooleman's
Ko-Ko Tulu.
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FDund,

The place to get collars and cuffs re-
laundTied as good as new work. Or
der wagon to call. Memphis Steam
Laundry, No. 224 Second street.
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Probate Court Sale
Oh
REAL ESTATE.

No. $40, X. DIN the Probate Court OF
Shelby County, Tennessee-John League
Administrator Of the estate OF Matte ID.
Bolton, deceased, VS.. W. l.. Sig er et al,
10y virtue of a decree for sale In this cause
d l will sal, at public auction, to the
highest bidder. In front of the Courthouse
door, on Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, March IL, 1857,
within legal hours, the following de.cribed
real estate towit; 81 66.l0O. acres Of land in
Tennessee, bounded on the north by lands OF
Mrs, IL. +. Hoist, east by the land Of -
Hill, on the south by the. land Of G.. r..
Wynne, and on the west by the land of -
Sisler, and more fully described as follows,
Lot No. l, beginning at the northeast cor
ner OF the original tract at stake; thence
south u degrees west seven links to a poplar
marked d. O. t.; thence north "a degrees
east so links TO black gum marked 3, q. |;
thence south 20 de .Iees 10 seconds west
l26 $40 Doles to stake 36 links west OF a box
elder; thence west g. 81 100 poles TO stake
on the south boundary line: thence south 81
degrees vest A links TO q black oak; thence
north l25 $40 poles to stake on the north
boundary line Ia forked locust pointer
thence east with sad line 81 2T-l00 poles TO
the beginning, containing one-ihird OF the
tract Q0), 81 y.seyen md 66-lt0 acres.
Terms Of Sale-0ne-half cash, the remain
ing One-half on q credit Of Twelve months,
purchaser TO execute note, aud lien will be
retained to secure unpaid purchase money.
p. J QUIGLEY, Clerk.
By Thomas B. CFenshag, d. c.
John League and j.. p. Sykes, Solicitors.
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Solid Silverware at MuIford's
Dandruh

Is REMOVED BY THE USE OF COCAINE,
And 1t stimulates and promotes the
growth OF the hair. el
Burnett's Flavoring extracts are the
haat.
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FOR SALE.

MY FARM-2l acres, near RoEelle Sta
lNl ton, 81 miles southeast Of Menphis,
with horses, cattle, implements, etc. In
ford, S Mad son st..----=-C, Y. ROY q
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r.. G. CRAIG g. co.
30 Union St., Memphis, Tenn
Receivers Sale.

DURSUAET to the decree ofthe Chaneery
L Court of Shelby County, rendered on
the 18th day q June. 1856, and renewed enc on y,
Thomas Fisher VS.. John League, No. 3l05, X.
D., the undersigned receivers in said cause
will sell, publicly, in front of the Courthouse
door. MT Mamnhia Tam on
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NNNN IrlIIe WITH my LHIVHU
~ or Lung Disease. II you
have a Cough or Cold, or tho children
are threatened with Group or Whoop-
ing Cough, use Aoker's English Rem
edy and prevent further trouble. IL
is positive cure, ana we guarantee
it Price 10 and 90 cents,
For sale by A. RENKERT.
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CRAIG'

house has always dealt fairly. We aim o
keep the most improved Labor-saving I'm.
plements, and t, send out only Fresh and
Genuine
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Enterprise Hand Laundry.

Old Shirts done ss new. Collars and
cuffs a specially. Calls and deliveries
free. No. l91 Second street.
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ps-Merchants and Planters, Small
Farmers and Gardeners should. in the in
terval between Harvest and Planting time,
look out for the future, and
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OttOSClVn&CO
SEEDS
ANDPRODUCE
3O8 Front st.
Trustee,s sale,

timber and by virtue OF a certain instru-
u ment OF writing, TO which one Andrew
Young Is y party, and which is Of record in
the Registers office of Shelby county, Ten
tuesday, 10th OF February, 1857,
offer for sale at public Outcry, for cash, to the
highest bidder, between the hours Of II q. IN.
and Sp m, on the southwest corner OF Main
real estate, lying in Shelby county, Tennes-
sec, and east OF the City OF Mem phis. known
"a Lot No. 7, on the east side Of Borland
avenue, having a front on said avenue Of SC
feet and running back between parallel lines
10 feet, more or less, and having on II the
south tenement Of a double tenement two
story frame; biz lot being one Of the lots In
the Borland subdivision.
The property will be sold free from the
equity OF redemption.
NNN'" w. ID. RRARn. TNrs.tA.
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GastOp,s Hotel.

W. II. BrxoHAn. MAHAeEE.
European plan. Knlarred and refurnishsd.
Prices acoof ding 10 size and loca-
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GARDEN SEEDS

Our present stock is full and complete, and
we are prepared to furnish our papered Seed
in neat and attractive style, to the trade, at
the lowest rate, We have also large stocks
of GRASS and FIELD SEEDS for Spring
Planting. Our Annual Catalogue will be
ready for distribution by First of January.
Send for one.
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Peabody Hotel.

q. n. GALLOWAY & co sees. PRoPRIEToRs
Ratas az so and IS ! or day, according to
siEe and location of room pecial
ratea m AIDE
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meteorological Report.
MEMpnis, TESs., February Il, 1887.
Time. Bar Thsr. Wind We'th,
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formerly Commercial HOtel.)
Cor. Front and JefiersOn SIS. Memphis, Tenn
j. ii. PRIDDY, Prop'r, OF Rlchmond' "a
Tran,Ient rates, 81 SO to 81 per day.
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Corner Of Adams and Main streets, Rooms
SOC, 75o and 81 per days American Plan, 81
Ter day, First class Restaurant In the
Hotel, J. NJ. DUFFY 40 years with Pea
-. HAHN nrnn,rinAnn-
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BE sure

that they have made all arrangements for
Seeds and Implements needful for the next
season. Hundreds of circulars are flooding
the country and filing the columns Of the
nawsnanars aolioitin0 thu reader
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The New GayOsO.
HARRINGTON. STEWART 4 WHITE,
pKOPRIET0Rs.

CHIs. q, R0TH.........Managsr.
Rates q so 70 "a per day, according 10 looa-
ton of rooms.
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700 Am 20 1877 48.0 Sc Ltrain
500 pm 80 O50I 48.0 II. 1T rain
1000 D. m I30. O40l $40 Sc lJlear.
Maximum temperature, Do.
Minimum temperature, 38.
Ozone, 10 am 0.
Rainfall, 2.S2,
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TO BUY

goods that they know nothing of. With the
experience of twenty-five years in the South,
both in selling and planting, we think we
can safely claim that
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Al. r. J. relative 70 forfeiture of railroad
land grants i'll certain counties, passed-ayes 80
noes g.
A. i. l6l, r,-lative to cheats: A. B. 70. regula-
ting the practice of law in Police Courts i'll in
corporated cities, and to pres ribe who may
cappng and soliciting for attorneys-at-law 4.
z. 49,, providing contingent fund for the use
of the Assembly, were read third time and
passed.
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Trouble Ahead.

When the appetite fails and sleep grows
restless and unrefreshing, there is trouble
ahead The digestive organs, when healthy.
crave food; the nervous system, when Wig
orous and tranquil gives its possessor no
uneasiness at night. A tonic, to be effec-
tive, should not be mere appetizer, nor
are the nerves TO be strengthened and
soothed by the unaided action OF a seda-
tive or a narcotic. What is required is
medicine which invigorates tie stomach
and promotes assimilation of food by the
system by which means the nervous sys-
ten1, as well as other parts of the physical
organism, is strengthened These are the
effects of Hostetters Stomach Bitters.
medicine whose reputation is founded
firmly in pnblic confidence, and which
physicians commend for its tonic, anti
bilious and other properties. Il is used
with the best results in fever and ague,
rheumatism, kidney and uterine weakness
and other maladies.
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WHOLE NO. lilo.

molly. 10 years old, one of SOnoma conn
tvs Oldest citizens, died to-day. He we5
stricken with paralysis over a month ago.
Printing Offices Burned.
Los ANGELES, February 9.h.-About
1880 tonight a compositor, employed in
the Commercial job printing office on Los
Angeles street, upset kerosene lamp,
which set the building on fire. BY delay
in giving the alarm the fire got under great
headway, destroying the office and
printing material of the establishment,
damaging the building badly, destroying
another job printing establishment belong
ing to J. W. TempletOn, and damaging
the stock Of Smith IL Hefner, owners of the
building, and a large amount of carriage
making materials belonging to them. The
saloon of Bob Haines. beneath, was badly
injured. Loss, $l5,000 partially insured.
The San Jose Citrus Fair.
SAN JosE, February 9th.-The citrus fair
had a crowded house this evening. All the
exhibits are in position, and the hall now
presents beautiful appearance. The dis
play of citrus fruits and winter flowers
form the principal points of attraction.
Owing to the rain the fair will be continued
another week. The Los Angeles excur-
sionists will arrive here on Friday.
New Court-Bouse at stockton.
STOCKTON. February 9th.-Nine proposals
for the erection of the new Courthouse
were opened to-day. The bids range from
S299. coo for granite, TO $4,000 for artificial
stone. Most of the bids are for sandstone.
No decision will be rendered for several
days.